Academy of Our Lady of Mercy - Lauralton Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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Wil ,1 Xu , ts ' f Q, e 1 W- A t , ,t . 3 We ,, . L il'-I Three chem cards due Monday. L-r: Queeny Gunther, Pat Duch, and Elise Soderberg. ' ' jlle The transfer of the library from the Residence Hall to the Taylor Mansion provoked our wide-eyed attention, our curiosity, and our en- thusiasm. As the chapel is the center of our spiritual life, so the library is the center of our intellectual life. The mansion has always seemed to provide just the ideal background I'm looking for a flattering picture of Amadeo Avogadrof' Seniors - Left to right - Karen Edwards and Barbara Carroll. ll ll'lW ' with orange? Did he sy to make a rhyming couplet ending L-r: Debbie Dinan Margaret Dorney.

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arcia iam! Yes, He must reign . . . The students at Lauralton are all members of the Tarcisians of the Sacred Heart of jesus. As Tarcisians we strive to bring the Sacred Heart to reign in our own homes and in the homes of others by offering Him our three golden pennies of prayer, sacrifice, and Eucharistic fervor. At the beginning of each year we have the en- thronement of the Sacred Heart in every home room and in the chapel. Every month each class spends a Half-Hour With Jesus, and each day as part of our morning prayers, we renew our consecration to His Sacred Heart, and invoke His aid through aspirations at the beginning of each class. Yes, He must reign Tarcisian Representatives who keep the girls informed of Tarcisian activities. Sitting, left to right: jane Irving, Lugene Eriquezzo, Jane Novey, Sandra Sanzeri, Carola Malinoski. Standing, left to right: Claudia Pickett, Theresa Kisiel, Marilyn Agro, Dolores Hvizdo, Barbara Dwver, Mary Beecher, Frances Dwyer.

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omgfafg for the treasures of black-on-white. Witlm the addition of new bookcases, charging desk, tables and chairs, and lighting fixtures, a bit of the modern has been injected into the mansion. But it still retains a mellow charm, and provides a quiet shelter for our most treasured literary possessions. Look, Kathy, here's a book on housekeeping on the moon. Dolores Hvizdo makes a dis- covery as Kathy Kiasky, laur- alton's Homemaker of Tomor- row, looks on. if Y 4 i 3 J it ' H 1 , ' . i . J 5 .5555 5, yn rt - A - Give me the room whose every nook Is dedicated to a book. - F. D. Sherman L-r: Michele lorillo, Patricia Farrington, Carol Ann Mitsak, Betty Gerner, Donesse Fox: Library Club members. -4 -rd Library workroom-where library club members learn what to do when. E-r:hLoyola Welsh, Sister Maria Beatrice, Marcia Tarasovic, Beverly Mc- art y. 37 n N